Plea changes accepted in Bennington District Court
Two men altered pleas Monday afternoon before Judge John P Morrissey at Bennington District Court Alan H Mann 22 of Chapel Road Bennington changed from not guilty to no contest on an amended charge of disorderly conduct from Nov 8 He was fined 25 Charles Shortt 24 of 228 Bradford Street Bennington changed to guilty on driving with license suspended March 4 He was fined 186 and faces 30 day jail if the fine is unpaid in installments Richard B Sch welgel 44 charged with receiving property pleaded guilty and was released on bail Garr S Roberts 8 of Manchester Department pleaded guilty to careless and negligent driving on Route 7 with a March 23 citation set for sentencing and fines noted
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Alan‘ H. Mann
Chapel Road
Bennington
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Bradford
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Dudge Morrisey
Preventence
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Specole
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Ball
Garr S. Roberts
Manchester
Hautes
Wall
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Michael L. Mavers
Bristobury
Beanington
Steve M. Corbett
Mata’ St. Bangington
Dawid
Hallister
Beech St. Pennington
Hoosick Faile
Aralvero District Court
Et Palstee
Delert Limb
John L. More
Walvingham
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New York
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Metatown
Bopalan
Arlingtod
Sony
Williamstown
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Beamington
Hove
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Arington
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Arlington
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Gendrich
Noth Bentington
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North Beanington
North Street
Mareh
Robert D. Doolifite
Gage St. Bennington
Beoniegum
Two Hurt In Separate Monday Accidents Reported
State Police report two injuries from separate Monday crashes. Louise Hughes, 24, Arlington, struck a guard railing on Route 313 near Route 7, passenger Richard Harrington, 69, Arlington, treated for facial cuts and later discharged. Edward Fortune, 46, Shaftsbury, left East Street and struck a power pole, then rolled. Fortune treated and discharged at Putnam. Bruce Gabrus, 17, Shaftsbury, at 6:10 p.m. involved in a collision with a northbound unidentified Plymouth Belvedere. The Belvedere fled. Police listed multiple driving violations and public intoxication cases in the surrounding report.
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Arlington
Route 313
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James O'Neil
Putnama
Edward M. Fortune
Shoftsbury
East Street
Shaftsbury
Fortune
Putnan
Bruce E. Gabrus
Gabrus
Gabous
Auditors advise Bennington selectmen on tax backlog reforms
A Montpelier auditing firm urged Bennington officials to aggressively collect delinquent taxes and reform procedures. The audit cites about 66 000 dollars in collectable town taxes plus 23 000 filed, and notes school district arrears of about 100 000 dollars. Recommendations include more frequent remittances, moving funds, and sharing treasurer office costs with the school district.
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Roderic A. Sherman
CPA
Gordon, Gould & Sherman
John Malone
Edward R. Lamb
Malone
Bennington
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Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Lamb
Selecmen
Sherman
Funeral for Mae Tivans Fahs Held in Bethlehem Cemetery
A candlelight service Monday night at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Chapel honored Mae Tivans Fahs, former Bennington resident and widow of John H. Fahs Jr. Rev Thomas D Steffen officiated as education circles and church members attended. Burial followed at Nisky Hill Cemetery Bethlehem Pa. Fahs died Saturday in Woodsville New Hampshire after a long illness. She resided in Bennington from 1960 to 1969 and was mother of Marian Taylor, Vermont Board of Education chair. Members of the American Association of Retired Persons attended. Fahs had been active in church circles and in various boards.
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Bennington
Paris
Steffen
Nisky Hill Cemetery
Bethlehem
Fahs
Marian Taylor
Vermont Board of Education
Cottage Hospital
Woodsville
John H. Fahs Jr
Ben Mont names A consultant in marketing and packaging
Ben Mont announces the appointment of Clarke C Hambley as an independent marketing and packaging consultant. Hambley, with Shulton Inc and Chesebrough Ponds Inc in senior roles, brings NYU and Pitt training, a WWII Air Corps pilot background, and residence in Old Lyme. He and his wife share four children.
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Clarke
C. Hambley
Hambley
Shulton Inc
Chesebrough Ponds Inc
New Products
New York University
University of Pittsburgh
Air Corps
Old Lyme
Cann
Mt Anthony Junior High Presents Second Concert
Mt Anthony Junior High Choral Association staged its second concert of the year led by director Therese Trahan. Richard Grylls accompanied. Indy Jordan and Jane Gil prepared a percussion group for several pieces. Soloist Steven King performed Handel's Where E'er You Walk amid ensembles and duets from Hansel and Gretel, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Indonesian folk songs.
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Kim McKenna
Mt. Anthony
Agala
Richard Grylls
Indy Jordan
Jane Gil
Walker-Morgan
Vermont women push for Equal Rights Amendment passage
A broad coalition led by the Vermont Women’s Political Caucus and allies such as the Vermont Federation of Business and Professional Women lobby lawmakers to move the Equal Rights Amendment out of House judiciary and onto both chambers’ floors before adjournment. They argue the amendment cannot be amended and highlight residency issues for Vermont wives.
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Vermont
Vermont Women's Political Caucus
Vermont Federation of Business and Professional Women
Governor's Commission On the Status of Women
House Judiciary
The
Housa
Senate
Congress
Caryl Stewart
Verront Women's Caucus
Sheriffs' Dinner Dance Set for April 8 at Country Club
Plans completed for the annual Bennington County Sheriff's Department dinner dance to be held at Mt. Anthony Country Club. Cocktail hour 6 to 7, dinner at 7, dancing 9 to 2. Invitations extended to law enforcement. Reservations by April 1 via committee members. President Galotti notes a Sheriff's Department meeting at Manchester Courthouse on Wednesday April 5 at 7 40 p.m.
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Bennington County
George Rogers
Gilbert Mattison
Kenneth Baker
Arthur George
John Maloney
Galotti
Sheriff's Department
Manchester
Pam
National Week of Cancer Action Acknowledged By VFW
Ernest Costa and the Veterans of Foreign Wars note President Nixon’s proclamation declaring National Week of Prayer for POW and missing in action servicemen. This week includes prayers nationwide as 1,623 American service members and 50 civilians remain missing or held.
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Crnde
Ernest , Costa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nixon
VEW
U.S
North Wetnam
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